While it’s true that mice tend to remain hidden and come out during the night to scour for food, they do leave some telltale signs. One of the most obvious signs will be a trail of their droppings wherever they frequent.
When the seasons change from winter to spring it doesn’t take long for mosquitoes to make their way onto the scene. Some species lie dormant starting in late fall, or early winter, depending on your geographical location.
One important thing to understand about ants is that they are dependent upon their colony to survive, and they are extremely social insects. In addition, ants also require a steady food source to survive, making kitchens especially vulnerable to infestations.
Any space in your home can be vulnerable when it comes to pest problems. Some areas are at a higher risk for pest issues than others. Pests tend to prefer dark, low-traffic rooms where they can hide and nest.
Bed bugs are disturbing insects to find since they feed on the blood of humans and animals. These pests have been on the rise and can easily hitch a ride from places you visit to unsuspecting homes through clothing and furniture as well as other materials.
House hunting is an exciting time, and finding the right home includes doing what you can to ensure there aren’t existing pest problems. Some common household pests include termites, ants, cockroaches, and rodents. You may see tell-tale signs, but they vary depending on the type of pest.
When pests become numerous and negatively affect the health and well-being of you and your household it is understandably concerning. The ability pests have to rapidly multiply and often remain hidden can result in an infestation.
As the seasons change in Richmond, our homes face new challenges, which bring unwelcome pests in places we least expect them—such as gutters.
Pretty much any type of pest can bite you from ants to rodents. Some bites are more serious than others and some can even lead to a hospital visit. It’s important to be aware of these pests and seek medical attention if concerned about a bite.
Pests are crafty and can easily find hidden entry points to sneak into the walls of structures. Small cracks in the foundation, gaps around doors and windows, and poorly sealed vents are common ways pests can get in.